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The Halogenated Solvents Industry Alliance petitioned the Consumer Product Safety Commission to amend its 1987 policy statement regarding the labeling of certain products containing methylene chloride to address acute hazards from inhaling methylene chloride vapors in addition to the chronic hazards addressed in the policy statement. In this document, the Commission updates the 1987 policy statement to provide guidance regarding the labeling to warn of acute hazards associated with paint strippers containing methylene chloride.
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The Enforcement Rules of the Act on Labeling and Advertisement of Food Products, etc. is newly established following the enactment of the Act on Labeling and Advertisement of Food Products, etc. (Act. No. 15483, 13 March 2018), which integrates regulations related to the labeling and advertisement of food products, etc., found in 3 different Acts: ...
Environmental health researchers released alarming evidence that toxic brominated flame retardants, hazardous chemicals from electronic waste that are known to disrupt thyroid function and cause neurological and attention deficits in children, are contaminating recycled plastics in consumer products across Europe.The report release coinci...
Just last month 13 of the world’s largest oil and gas majors—including ExxonMobil, BP and Shell —came together for a new commitment to reducing a key super pollutant. Methane, the primary component of natural gas, is the second leading contributor to climate change and over 80 times more potent than carbon when leaked in...
Name of Law: "Designation of Priority Substances" Major Contents: The Ministry of Environment designates and announces chemical substances that have any of the following hazards as "priority substance". a) Chemical substances that cause or may cause any harm to humans or animals due to their carcinogenic, mutagenic and repro-toxic properties. b) Ch...
China’s e-commerce giants including Alibaba and JD are collaborating on a nationwide campaign to improve consumer protection during e-commerce retail. The threshold for platform access will be improved and false advertisements will be targeted.CONTINUE READING ON food.chemlinked.com
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